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Twelve people killed in Missouri plane crash, state highway patrol says
US military planes harming Israeli commercial activity, airports chief says
US refueling aircraft to stay at Ben-Gurion Airport until the end of 2027 - report
Airbus’ new plane looks like a propeller – but it’s from the future
Airbus has unveiled a hydrogen-powered prototype with four electric engines, resembling old propeller planes from the outside – but inside, it hides futuristic technology based on fuel cells.
FAA to investigate after fire in cabin of United Airlines Boeing flight
Addtionally, a separate Boeing 737 flight turned back to Portland shortly after take-off on Tuesday after the pilot was concerned about fumes in the cabin.
Chaos at Paris airport after EasyJet plane hit by loading truck
While nobody was injured by the collision, an insider told The Sun that damage will leave a bill exceeding £100,000.
Coast Guard finds missing Alaska plane; 3 bodies of 10 on board recovered
The incident comes at a time of heightened scrutiny of air safety in the United States. NTSB investigators are probing two deadly crashes in recent days.
EU aviation authority ends conflict zone warnings for Israel, Iran
Conflict Zone Information Bulletins are risk mitigation measures implemented by the EU and may include operational recommendations.
Israel awaits: American aviation giant resumes flights to Israel
Delta Air Lines is set to be the first American airline to resume flights to Israel, starting in April 2025, though ticket prices remain unchanged for now.
Knesset c’ttee passes amendment on canceled flights compensation
Foreign airlines have been demanding the change because of the frequent need to cancel flights during the war.
Aviation's efforts to prevent bird strikes, from chickens at engines to hawks at airports
The plane crash at Jeonnam Muan International Airport in South Korea has brought renewed attention to the dangers posed by bird strikes in aviation.
Planning to fly to Europe? This is what the busiest airport on the continent looks like
The data revealed: While Israelis flock to Europe, Europeans actually prefer to fly out. A record of nearly a billion passengers, with a dramatic increase in all major airports.
Good news for travelers: The expected return of major airlines to Israel
An aviation expert told "Maariv" that even if major airlines from Europe and the U.S. resume flights to Israel, it will be a gradual process that may take months due to operational constraints.
